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s. PRATT 4 SONS,
a. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS
POSITIVE SALE OF


MAGNIFICENT 2SgNnss sA fkoPERrx At THE
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This property By far Il. the most valuable unim
will be sold as whole and win carry the material now
On SATURDAY. TWENTY, THIRD April. 1887. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ we will offer for sale. in front Of
Terms: i cash hsiance in equal nstaiimsnts in l. 2,
anu years notes to bear per cent interest payable
the property or Ill cash at option Of purchase de-
post Sfs2 900 reg9issd 1t time Of sale Terms
resell at rsk and cost 81 defauitng purchaser after
' DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts..
count Of the weather, until Thursday, APRiE
sS3 ssqs rs
!. q FIVE r. :. Ma
VII ns Of n
PREMISES il viii be sold at the office of the auctionee
50 SAtE SE sPKsEN
1 SD sfsE "a i soGr sh1f.' BETWEEN
By virtue of power contained in the last win -
and testament of Ann II. Campbell. late of Wash ss
lngton Dc. deceased, the subscriber. executor
NIL sell at public auction, in trout OF the premises
IhURSDAi AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, 1t FIVE
O'CLOCK, all that property known rs Lot ID, in John
Frederick Nays subdivision Of square 500, being
House No 310 LIST street southeast having front O1
alley, the improvements being = three-story Brick
Dwelling in excellent order.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
the giving his notss bearing Interest
when property is sold Conyeysncing and recording
az the cost Of the purchaser the terms Of sale
not complied with within days. the executor re-
the right OF resale ct the risk and cost Of the
defaultins purchaser
"IEAS = ca AuctS. ap26-dts
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A PROVIDENCE Bibles D1sGRAcE-A telegram
to the New York World from Providence, r L,
says: The arrest OF Miss Gertrude Matthews, the
orphan daughter OF the late surgeon Matthews, OF
the Navy, by the Society for the Suppression OF
Vice, has caused social sensation here. The girl
was educated at the Ursuline Convent in New
York city, and when she was graduated from there
last year she carried of the $50 gold medal for an
essay. Miss Matthews then returned to live with
her grandmother in Congdon street, and by her
beauty and accomplishments attracted much
attention In the aristocratc circles In which she
moved Six months ago she fell In love with
bank clerk, but quarrel between them ensued,
and the girls character seemed to change Gradu-
ally she grew more tndiscreet In choosing her
companions and finally she became an inmate OF
a notorious resort In Union street. She viii now
be sent to the Home OF the Good shepherd in Bos-
ton.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Anct1onser.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE SOUTHEAST
ERN SECTION OF THE CITY

BY virtus Of authority vested in o. under deed -
AgEl IS, 1857: We win sen, g pubic aHss,on IL a
BAY g 81 NJ s. s. !. d TH5 IEsH
and continuing until the whole is sold the following
ton u the District q COUNT a. to s1s S's Oh
a5 = az ss1 az n t our in square
aorthws.t corner Of n and 1lth streets southeast.
ing 40 feet on N street. and Improved By COM
Ms hShs
ing 10. 20 feet on n street. and improved by . like
fronting 20 iess On street and improved BY like
LOs. nambsEsd nine 81 and eight g. in said sqbd
sssss md ~ Dwe IL Sos a1 1io7 and
HOS, 10 BE- sold . whole.
1850 on liz IN nnap fronting
Lot numbered SIX 60 in said subdivision fronting
AZ 70 feet ON uth street. improved by Dwelling No
Lot nmbered i've Is, in said subdivision. fronting
11Oi, q corner II Virginia avenue
fronting 40 feet on the east side Of G1th street
east Improved by two Frame Houses. Nos. HOO and
Original LOt2 in square 99e. having front of SO
zee. inch on slrsna avenue and running through to
11l6 Virginia avenue.
frontins IS feet on 1iS street and having dspth q
% y feet ON street improved by one-story Frame
Original Lot Is in square 1000 fronting so feet on
BY two Frame Dwellings, Nos. 100 and Iii Il
street
The south % feet 1O4 inches Of original Lot 10 in
square 1000, fronting 1Ith street aud having a
depth Of ll1S feet along public alley to pub
lc alley in the improved by rzme Dwelling No.
lI3O IL tn street.
Lot numbered twenty three C23, in our subdivision
IN square l001, fronting Il ON 1Ith street by
s sy 6ss S ho s % street. two
Lot numbered twenty-five (2..) in our subdivision.
in square 1901, fronting II feet tn street. and
improved by q like Brick Dwelling No 1874
Lot numbered twenty gu IN our subdivision.
in square lO0l fronting l6 feet said llh street
OAlmproyed-
AL this property is in rapidly improving section of
the city. and Its sale Will unusual opportu-
nifty tor Investment
Terms: Ore-thirl cash, the balance in three euual
payments, at SIX. twelve, and eighteen months with
Interest 81 per cent annuI cured by deeds of
trs. the property sod all cash. option 81 pur-
chsser. del olt - SD required a: time of sale
each parcel ss Ier;s to be complied win in fifteen
days. All cokyey slciri- At purchasers cost
SAI'L *. BOND
ap30-dkds FERDINAND SCHMIDTS trustees
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RUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
ONE OF THE CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE
CITY, SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTION or
STREET AND yIRGINIA AVENUE, FRONT
ING ON THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS AND
WITHIN HUNDRED FEET OF THE SMITH
THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of oAee
the DISTRICT Of Columbia sitting IN equity passed 4
u Ga9Se N0; S9fS; sh H1 On rMEDNESDAH
PAST FIVE OSLOCK, ON the premises sci! the foi-
lowing described real estate situated in said Derct
to w.t. An that part Of lot 16 n square 1885, begin
ming ut the northwest corner Of lot numbered IT,
running thence southxsrdly SO feet inches to 80
wardly 9S feet to Virginia avenue and thence east
wardly with Virginia avenue 81 feet inches to place
Of beginning. containing 386S square feet Of ground
more or less.
Terms: Onethird cash. the balance In two equal In
sallmsnts In six and twelve months from day OF sale
with cent interest the cash payment TO be made
within five days after the day Of GALE. OF which a.
st option Of purchaser Decree Of court authorizes
trustee to sell property In whole or In separate lot
Purchaser to de1ray costs Of conyeyancng, II terms
Of sale not complied with within i've days after
day Of sale the trustee the right to resell tho
property ct the risk and cost Of the detsultine pur
chaser Or purchaser. VIM SMALL. Trustee.
ap26d&ds 623 Stroek
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CHANCERY , SALE AL. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On 1 STEEET, NEAR ST AI.OYSIUS CHURCH
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP,
1fOI. STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN EOUR-AND-
A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No -
GiO Will sell pubic ton, in front OF each III
OF tine premises the hereinafter described Real Estate
to wit:
On WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK M. Lots Nos. l "a and lbs.
II SEepherds subdivision OF square No 6., situated
on street north. between list North Capitol streets
northwest.
On the SAME DAY. at OUAETER-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK PM. Will sell the half OF Lot numbered
seven 90, IN Reservation d. situated Maryland ave-
nue. between Az and 9th streets southwest improved
by 3 dwelling house and stable.
Terms OF sale One third cash and the balance tn he
paid In SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day of SALE and the thereof secured
By the promissory notes of the purchaser purcha
sers all the purchase money be paid cash on day
OF SALE or on ratification thereof by the lien
Is reserved on property sold for the purchase money
and Interest No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid deposit of 500 each piece
OF property will be required when knocked down All
conveyancnS at purchasers Ii terms sale he
not complied with within ten days after sale the prop
erty VIII be resold ut risk and defautrg pur.
cnaSer 5. s. HENkLE, Trustee,
Onice AGO Louisiana avenue.
apSS-o&dS THOS. f. WAGGAMAN. Auct,
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The Crafty Chinese.
INGENIOUS DEVICE TO EvADE THE CUSTOMS RRGuLI
A

A-'"'-1'AoeS ~ - ahH thh NNSions hholLA-
LATI0AS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May An ingenious
scheme by which Chinese fraudulently evade the
provisions OF the Chinese restriction act and OBJ
tain landing In this city, was discovered to-day.
A Chinese resident called at the dock where the
steamer City OF sydney, on which another China
man, who holds no return certificate, Is detained,
and asked permission To give his countryman a
LOAF or bread. The suspicion OF the customs In
Spector was aroused, ana the loaf was closely ex-
amined- IL was found TO contain Chinese writ
ten document, giving full Instructions 10 the de-
tained Chinainan how To be temporarily landed by
a writ OF habeas corpus, ana how 10 answer ause-
lions regarding his previous Residence, a. TO be
permitted 10 remain Ia the United states when
taken before federal Judge. The Chinaman who
attempted 10 convey the bread aboard the steamer
ESCAPED arrest Dy Hight.
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THE TRUSTED AND CONFIDENTIAL CLERK OF QUAR-
TERMASTER STEALS g.. 600.

TERMASTER STEALS g., 600.
julius Fauerbach, sergeant OF Company c, 10th
q. S. Infantry, stationed at Madison Barracks,
Sackett's Harbor, has swindled the Jefferson
County National Bank, OF WATERFOWL, y. Y, out
OF over S., 600 by number OF clever forgeTfeS.
Fauerbach was the trusted and confidential clerk
OF Lieut.. w. w. Witherspoon, Gu2rtermaster 1T
at Madison Barracks, and, while employed I'm that
capacity, distracted checks made out in favor of
Geo. Hall & Co., OF Ogdensburg. in payment for
COAL to which he forged Halls signature Fauer-
bach was honOrably discharged from the service
about six weeks ago. and his forgeries were not
discovered until long after he had left for New
York 1t is believed that Fauerbach has sailed for
Eurnna
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POWder1y's Health Giving Way.
BE WILL TAKE MONTHS REST-HE AGAIN COM.
PLAINS OF HIS CORRESPONDENCE

HE WILL TAKE A MONTHS REST-HE AGAIN CON-
PLAINS OF HIS CORRESPONDENCE.
General Master Workman Powderlys health has
given out under the strain OF his duties and his
physician has ordered him to take months vaca-
ton. He left Philadelphia on Thursday and is now
at his home In Scranton. Some of his acQuatnt-
ances advise him to take a trip abroad, and thus
accomplish the double purpose of restoring his
strength and becoming acquainted with the indus
trial system OF Europe, but he could not be induced
to abandon his personal supervision OF the order
for the length Of time required for such an un-
dertak1ng. In a circular announcing to the or
der his intention OF taking rest, Mr.. POwderly
again complains that he is deluged with let
ters and makes another appeal to local as
semblieS to direct their correspondence to the
general secretary. He says: "FrOm this time
forth assemblies must correspond with the proper
corresponding Ofncer-the general secretary. II
continue to devote my whole time to correspond
ence cannot do that for which was elected
The order expects something more OF its chief
than playing the role OF clerk. get no time to
Send correspondence to the general secretary /
have more important mission to perform am
peStered with invitations to banQuetS, entertain.
mente, &C. am besieged from every quarter to
lecture. will not take part In either banquets or
entertainments, and cannot attend to my legitt-
mate duties and lecture. can never visit the ten
thousand places where am invited. Let me pursue
my course in accordance with prescribed law Let
me have an opportunity to devote my time to
watching over the field OF labor, and will guar
antee better results thanh you keep me busy night
and day answering questions that of no earthly
importance except 10 get my autograph"
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BROS, Auchoneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE FRONT
ING MASSACHUSETTS VENUE.E TG HTEENTH
STREET, STREET NORTHWEST AND DU-
POINT CIRCLE.
By virtue of deed Of trust. recorded in Liber No
Ii,3 folio 3S ct seq, of the land records of thef
District OF Columbia and at the request of the
holder OF note secured thereby will sell public
auction. ii front OF the premises, THURSDAY, the
IMELFIH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ
All of SQUARE north of Square numbered
ONE HI NDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN (131),
Gonting ia feet 10inches Massachusetts avenue
159 feet 10 inches street north, and II feet on
18Th street west (being triangular squcre) together
Win all the improvements, ways easements, rights
PRIVILEGES and appurenances with belonging or
IL any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-thlrd of the purchase money in cash.
balance IN equal ilistaments- at and two years.
ior which notes OF purchaser to be given. bearing
SIX per cent per annu interest, and to be secured
deed CT trust on the premises sold all cash, ol
ton OF purchaser. deposit of s 600 required at
Time OF sale Conyeyancing. etc. at of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser after five
DAYS pubic notice OF such resale newspaper
published in Washington, u q.
A dS \ HERR. Trustees.
Abstract can be seen at Room TO- No l4l9 F street
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ElOped with q NliuiOn.Heiress.
DESCENDANT OF Ex-PREsIDENT POLK CAUsFs 4

DEsCkNDAHT OF Ex-PRESIDENT POLK CAUSES
FLUTTER IN SOCIETY.
special to the New York Journal from In
dependence, No., April So says: The el0pement OF
MISS constance, the accomplished daughter OF
COZ. John I. Crisp. Of this city. with John w.
foN, j., OF Kansas City, has caused considerable
OF nutter In society circles Although the couple
were married at Wyandotte, Kan, Tuesday
evening, nothing was known of the affair until
saturday morning, when message came over the
VIE 20 the colonel from Kansas City announcing
s sne news US The groom had been paying his re-
consummatiOn OF the nuptials was objected to by
20. Crsp on account OF the youth OF each. The
& r0On lS descendant OF ex-President James K.
SlIy, Wnere the couple win make their home. The
Dnuo Is prospective million heiress, being q
granddaughter OF the late Napoleon B. Stone.
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CtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
INFATUATED ON NJ STREET NCRTH, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS

By virtue Of Decree passed on the 18th day of -
January January. 1851, in the cause Of schaefer VS.;
Columbia numbered 9S9S, Equity Docket %. snail,
on OF !, FRIDAY. MAY SIXTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ OFFER It public sale in front of the premises the
the following real property, that is to say:
Lot numbered eight (S) in c. Ingersols subd
OF certain lots IN squares numbered hundred and
thirty nine Q:59 said lot having front of twenty
S2u) feet on street and running north one hundred
and six 1O6) feet to public alley for depth.
Terms of SALE as prescribed by decree: One third
CASH balance In one and two years from the day of
sale the notes Of the purchaser given for the
tered payments bearing six per cent interest pay
able semi annually, and secured by deed Of trust on
the property Sold all cash. the option Of the pur-
chaser. deposit of one hundred dollars will be re-
CURED on the purchase at the time of sale. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days.
the trustee reserves the right to resell the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser All cOnyeyancing at
purchasers cost
h RANDALL WEBB, Trustee
406 9TH st. NV.
ap25d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
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Sullivan,s Ultimatunl.

From the missouri Republican
John L. stated recently that he was going to issue
a proclamation soon announcing to all the world
that he had decided to leave the ring forever. He
had had enough glory for one man. But If any
foreigner took cranky notion that he could lay
out the champion he would be accommodated on
the condition that he first whip the next best man
IN America. Under no other Considerations would
Mr. Sullivan condescend to emerge from his retire.
ment. He intends to take a trip around the world,
giving Sparr1ng exhibitions and viii sail for Aus
traila ABOUT the 1st OF September, taking Sheedy,
La Blanche and Taylor with him. The cOmb1na-
tl0n VIII go East from here, and will probably
break up in June
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hUNCANSUN BROS, AuctiOneerS
ADAMSEXPRESS COMPANYsALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Adams Express
company Will sell at the auction rooms OF DuncansOn
Bros, corner 9th and D streets northwest to uny
charges about ~
$50 PACKAGES,
Comprising an assortment of Trunks Bundles RoYes
ValiseS Packages. &c, &c ~'
To be sold without reserve
Terms cash. an2n 7Adh.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE, No. 314 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in -
Liber No. 9U6. folio 1885, ct seq, of the land 7sj
records of the District of Columbia and request Will
OF party thereby secured, will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY SECOND,
NLAI at QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Lot IA in Webb and Bradleys recorded subdi vision Of
square 52S, with the improvements
Terms One third cash balance in three equal in
staments in IT, 1 and IL months for which notes of
purchaser secured By deed of trust property sold
and bearing interest from day of SALE will be taken.
terms must be complied with in 10 days from SALE or
property will be resold risk and of defaultng
purchaser THOS E. WAGGAMAN,l ,r.....
JOHN w. PILLING, ! Ar"s'ees'
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct ap22d&ds
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WILL ATHLETE FORD APPEAL?-Athlete Malcolm
w. Ford. 1t was reported in New York Saturday,
would soon take to the courts the decision OF the
National American Amateur Athletic Association
declaring him professional for having taken part
in professional games at Springfield, Mass, last
year. II was also said that the New York Athletic
Club had decided at a recent meeting to back UP
Mr.. Ford in this action and employ for counsel
Roscoe COnkling. The verdict OF the National
Amateur Association not only debarred Ford
from amateur athletics, but also accused him OF
perjury in swearing that he did not participate in
the games at Springfield.
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mitchell Matched 70 Fight Carney.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
Ine match for 81 600 side and the lightweight
championship OF the world, between Jack McAul-
.ne ana Jem Carney, the English champion, fell
through. Arthur Chambers then offered to back
JImmy Mitchell against Carney, agreeing to the
lateers Terms about the weighing. Articles were
accordingly drawn up for q skin-tight glove fight
unlsn Within seven weeks, for 81 900 side,
cno men 20 weigh 133 pounds twelve hours before
entorlng the nngs thirteen men to be allowed each
Hae. ana Al Smith stakeholder and referee. Both
III, Masclen ana Carney signed the articles. Cham
UoIs Delore leaving, agreed to match Mitchell, win
% .0se against AcAul1Re for 81 900 side. at 133
POunuS Allowing twenty -four hours for weighing
ooaose Hgnang. McAul1ne left $3.50 with the Cup.
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ap2S-d&ds


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust bearing date
the 9TH day of April, 1876, and recorded in iber -
Sl4 folio $685. OF the land records the District "a
OF Columbia. the undersigned. Will sell at pubac
auction, IN front of the premises FRIDAY, the
SIXTH day of NAY, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M
the following described real situate in tie
county Of Washington and District of Columbia to
%lt; All Of the southeast quarter of lot numbered
nity-two Sa2) of Wright and Coxs subdivision Of
yeyor OF the District Of Columbia, said Wright and
Coxs subdivision being a suburb ON the north of
Washington city and west of 7th extended with
house.
Terms: One third of the purchase money ia cash
and the balance in two equal instaments ut six aud
twelve months, with at Ter cent per anuIln
payable semi secured by deed OF on said
premises or all cash. u the option of purchaser. Fifty
dollars VIII be required property is bid off
All conveyancig and recording at purchasers cost Ii
terms not complied with IN seven days the prop
erty VIII be resold At the risk aid cost of cfaltg
purchaser.
AR16-los THOMAS J, BROWN. Trustae.
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EsGEAv1se Asp Dir SINKING.

II 4
Engraving on metal aud wood. Monosrams and crests
seals watches Je~ery CARD engraving aud print
ing Seal engraving IN al its branches BookrSndsrs
stxnps for marking and all KINDS VI stamping material
Gold silver bullion embrUidsy1ag. ksSaaas and al
hhGiD q lodGU pnEnpAuEnn2tA Rh23
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Coming Back to Gladstone.

SIGNIFICANT CHANGE OF SENTIMENT AMONG LONDON
WORKINGMEN
An unusually large number Of Sunday political
meetings were held yesterday by Liberal Work
1ngmen's Clubs in London, to consider the Irish
crimes bill. Resolutions were adopted in every
case opposing the bill, pledging the meeting to
support anti-coercion candidates at the next gen.
eral election and affirming confidence In Mr..
GLADSTONE. Among the meetings was one In the
bermOndsay division, called under the auspices
OF me Workingmens organization that defeated
GiaGstones candidate in 1880, and elected Edward
Ciarke, one OF Lord BeacOnsfelds nominees. The
1acI tnat this section OF the capital has thus early
Iurnea back again to the support OF Gladstone Is
Iegarue0 mere as satisfactory proof OF the change
on PuDnc opinion going on In az parts OF England.
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FTNHOAAS BOWLING, Auftloneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-FIVE
AND NJ STREETS NoRrpwrsT At .Tr-r1op

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH -
1887, 81 SIX O'CLOCK front of the preIu,ses -
shall sell Lots and and east feet of Lot c. aE.i
in square Is, having frOat Of i3 feet the SOUTH
east corner vi 18th and streets by depth OF los
feet to alley, together with the iupruyeIuents
which consists OF = Brick House.
Terms. One-thIrd cash the residue in two eoual
Payments 1t six and twelve months with notes be-
ing interest and secured by deed on the prop
erty sold or al cash. at The option of purchaser sl0O
deposit required IL the uIae u sale. All
SC, 1T purchasers cost. ap23-dSds
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date -
the 9TH day Of November 1879 and recorded int 3
tict of Columbia, the undersigned will sell at pub
he auction, in front Of the premises, FRIDAY the
O'CLOCK F H.; the following. described real estate,
situate in the County OF Washington District of CO.
sn6divisiSn Of lots 131 I32 and 1873 in Wright and
Plains, recorded in the records of Washington
County Said Johnson's subdivision of said lots is re-
corded i'll Liber Levy Court No. L. folio IL with the
House.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in two equal nstaments st six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent per annun
payable semi annually, secured by deed of trust on
said premises all cash. ut the option of purchaser
$50 Will be required property is bid off All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost II
terms not complied with in seven days the prop
erty will be resOd the risk and cost Of the defaut-
ing purchaser.
ap26-dEds THOMAS j. BROWN Trustee